Project for Immigration Reform

• GOP Seeks to Replace Senate Leader McConnell
    Senate fixture Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) resigned his leadership position but will retain his seat at least until his term ends in January 2027. McConnell has served in the Senate since 1985 and has ...

Immigration #1 Issue Among Voters, Explained

  Analysts can easily explain the reason that immigration has climbed to voters’ top concern. Americans have read the tea leaves and concluded that no matter how profoundly conditions deteriorate in their local communities or how amuck crime rages or how many millions of their dollars are wasted  [...]

Economists Giddy Over Mass Migration Tout GDP Growth

  A direct relationship exists between high immigration levels and pro-expansionists’ phony research which insists that immigrants are making a significant fiscal contribution to the economy. Economists tout the “more immigration is better” argument even though their logic is sophomoric and cannot stand up to the obvious flaws  [...]

Maryland Could be Key to Senate Control

Maryland’s Prince George County Executive Angela Alsobrooks is a leading candidate in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary. Republicans hoping to pick up the open seat in deep blue Maryland have the best chance in four decades with former Gov. Larry Hogan. Incumbent Democrat Ben Cardin announced last year  [...]

• January BLS: U.S. Workers Lose Ground to Foreign-Born
  The monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report should be called the original “fake news.” Such is the case with the January 2024 report which announced that the economy added 353,000 jobs. Each month, District of Columbia’s anonymous civil servants grind ...
• STEM Degrees Not Worth Effort, Expense
    Little by little, the truth about academic life on university campuses is leaking out. Although not as dramatic or headline-grabbing as the Harvard, Penn, and MIT scandals, the myth that science, technology, engineering and math degrees (STEM) will lead to ...
• Myth-Busting: Immigrants Not the Driving Force Behind Silicon Valley Tech Startups
  For more than three decades, employers have routinely, but falsely, complained that the worker shortage makes importing overseas labor mandatory for their economic survival. The H-2A and the H-2B visas are mostly granted to blue-collar workers. On ...
• HBCU STEM Students Want Jobs But H-1Bs Get Hired Instead
  After decades of frustration in their efforts to make major employment breakthroughs in the IT industry, black tech workers may have found a valuable ally. Nex Cubed founder and Chief Executive Officer Marlon Evans has identified tech ...
• Activist Organization Files Complaint with DOJ on Behalf of U.S. Tech Workers Displaced by H-1B Visa Holders
  U.S. Tech Workers (USTW), an activist organization operating under the nonprofit watchdog Institute for Sound Public Policy’s aegis (IfSPP), has filed a charge with the Department of Justice (DOJ) under its Immigrant Rights Section. The charge claims ...

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• More Visas in 2023; Bad News for U.S. Students, Tech Workers
  A United Nations report predicted that India will surpass China with the dubious distinction of becoming the world’s most populous nation. India is projected to add 3 million more people by mid-year which will push its total ...
• Back in Vogue: Child Labor
  Even though the nation is divided about immigration and its consequences, on one point, unanimity must be reached. Immigration, whether legal or illegal, cannot be a vehicle for child labor. And yet, the Department of Labor has ...
• Labor Force Participation Rate Falling, Bigger Drop Coming
  Dramatic footage taken recently that showed thousands of migrants crossing the Rio Grande River, and walking into El Paso represents compelling evidence that the Biden administration’s immigration policy is out of control. A massive Border Patrol ...
• Biden Agenda Excludes ‘Equity’ for Black Workers
  On his first day in office, President Biden signed an Executive Order to advance racial equity and to support underserved communities, an admirable goal, and one that most Americans share. Unfortunately for residents of those struggling communities, ...
• July BLS Tells Only Half the Tale
  The July Bureau of Labor Statistics report was a blockbuster. The economy created 528,000 jobs, and unemployment dipped to 3.5 percent, well ahead of Dow Jones’ 258,000 new jobs and 3.6 percent unemployment estimates. Wage growth also rose; ...

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• Trafficked Minors Reach Queens, NY and Sex Crimes Escalate
  Open borders and a police hands-off policy turns Queens into what New York Post reporters call “the city’s boldest open-air market for sex.”
• Clinton, Bush, Obama Align with Open Borders Groups
  The latest chapter in the ongoing open border crisis involves four former first families associated with groups whose mission is to transport migrants from their home countries to the United States. Immigration lawyers call this “aiding and abetting,” a federal ...
• Weaponized E-Verify Defeats Program’s Purpose
  In what some observers called an act of corporate revenge, Eastern Fisheries recently fired more than 100 process workers, mostly Central American illegal aliens employed for years under temporary contracts through two local personnel agencies. Eastern Fisheries ...
• Trump Indictment Must Not Distract from Border Crisis
  President Trump’s formal accusation, and whatever the fallout from it may be, must not distract from the ongoing, White House-sanctioned open border catastrophe. Down on the Southwest border, March marked the 26th consecutive month since President Biden’s inauguration ...
• China Perpetrating ‘Greatest Wealth Transfer in History’
  Customs and Border Protection agents have identified individuals from more than 150 nations attempting, mostly successfully, to enter the United States. Among those aliens, the Chinese are arriving in increasingly large numbers. The journey for these Chinese is thousands ...

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